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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1944

Page

2

Births and local notices from Detroit to Grinnell

Relatives report the birth of Lois Ann Franklin on October 26 in Detroit to Pfe and Mrs T J Franklin. Mrs Franklin is daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Squire of Detroit and granddaughter of J H Squire of Washington Ada Denison resigned from county clerk office to start work at McDaniel drug store. Ensign Everette Squire completed training at Cornell and returns home on leave before Fort Pierce training. Regular meeting and potluck dinner noted. train collision injuries discussed. Thelma Luther elected secretary of the Iowa State Registered Nurses Association with others attending Des Moines conference.

Lois Ann Franklin Pfe T. J. Franklin Detroit Mich Ada Denison County Clerk of Court McDaniel Drug Store Everette Squire Cornell University New York City Ed Squire Fort Pierce Mia Thelma Luther District Health Service, No. 7 Iowa State Registered Nurses Association Miss Luther Des Moines Irma Lamberti Marcella Blackmar

Straw mulch best protects straw berries

Three inches of clean straw makes the best protection for straw berries. If straw, hay, or other mulch is insufficient to cover the entire bed, cover the rows well and leave the spaces between rows uncovered.

Nitrogen from Poultry Manure Compared to Salts

Poultry manure is a desirable nitrogen source for fruit trees and bushes. Two bushels of droppings provide nitrogen roughly equal to 6 or 7 pounds of nitrate of soda or 3 pounds of ammonium nitrate.

Demons Triumph Over Oskaloosa 19 to 13

Washington high school Demons edged Oskaloosa 19 13 despite a sloppy showing. Key scores came from Beenblossom Pratt and Anderson with Bostwick adding two extra points as rain began late in the game. Coach Harp warned of a tougher test against Mt Pleasant next Saturday.

Washington High School Demons Oskaloosa John Harp Mt. Pleasant Demons Washington Bob Bostwick Bostwick Wayne Pratt John Anderson Bill Reenblossom

Local Births as Two Families Welcome Children

At the hospital Mr and Mrs J D Ashby 106 East Main street welcomed a daughter weighing six pounds twelve and a half ounces born at 6 12 last evening. Mr and Mrs red Kimmel 737 East Second street welcomed a daughter eight pounds six ounces born last evening at 7 58. Mr and Mrs Lyle Crawford Wellman welcomed a son eight pounds two ounces born at 6 51 this morning. Mr and Mrs Glen Wenger are parents of a son seven pounds fourteen ounces born at 9 18 last night. Wik Yoder Wellman was discharged this afternoon.

J. D. Ashby East Main Street Glen Wenger Wik. Yoder, Wellman

Bombers Drop Record Tonnage on Germany In November

Allied air forces delivered over 113000 tons of bombs in November as 1000 plus RAF heavy bombers led a third day of raids. Düsseldorf suffered more than 4000 tons of explosive as Cologne, Rhine river hub, faced heavy destruction. The western front saw the largest air battle with 183 German planes shot down and 130 American fighters credited.

London Germany Dusseldorf Rhine River Aachen Cologne First Army

No Christmas Street Lighting Is Ordered

Frank B. Miller of Iowa Southern Utilities reports a directive from the War Production Board and Solid Fuels Administration to halt outdoor Christmas lighting this year. The measure mirrors 1942 and 1948 steps and aims to conserve fuel for a city of 50 000, not due to power shortages.

Frank B. Miller Iowa Southern Utilities Company ISU A Office of War Utilities of the War Production Board Chamber of Commerce Solid Fuels Administration

Staff Sergeant Crone to Visit Family After Fort Worth Arrival

Staff Sergeant and Mrs Robert Crone arrived from Fort Worth Texas to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Victor Crone. He completed a tour with the St A F in England and will take a 21 day leave before reporting to a redistribution center in Santa Monica California. Mrs Crone will accompany him. Relatives attended the funeral service yesterday for Mrs Donald McLaughlin including many from Monmouth and Prairie City.

Robert Crone Fort Worth Texas Victor Crone Crone States England Santa Monica Calif Donald McLaughlin C. A. Brook Paul Brook Claire Brook Charles Bogda Chicago Ernest Flechsig Elmhurst Ill Mia Clarence Dunbar Carl Wagner Ella Lowe Prairie City James Grier C. A. Owen Howard Buchanen Robb McLaughlin Monmouth, Ill Virginia McLaughlin Monmouth College Phyllis Benz Rae Barker Joyce Busby Shirley Robeson Marilyn Lindberg Susan Bell Grier Dr. Owen Burlington

Landrum and Crone wed in Fort Worth ceremony

Mary Lou Landrum and Staff Sergeant Robert G Crone married Oct 31 in Fort Worth with a Justice of the Peace presiding. The couple, attended by relatives, will spend leave with Crone’s parents in Fort Worth before relocating to Santa Monica California. Crone, a B 17 turret gunner with the 8th Air Force, holds the Distinguished Flying Cross, Air Medal and Oak Leaf Clusters.

Robert G. Crone Fort Worth Texas Victor Crone East Second Street Mary Lou Landrum Elma Landrum Mt. Pleasant Crane Justice of the Peace Augustus Brown C. W. Stoneking Crone Washington High School Army Air Corps 8Th A.A.F England

Social Calendar Entries For Club Events This Week

Social calendar lists events for Friday through Wednesday including Friendship club meetings at 6 30 p m Lydia Juzeler Rebekah lodge at 8 p m Past Matrons club and family cooperative dinner at the Masonic temple Saturday Fith to W R C Y W C A 2 30 p m Legion hall Monday executive meeting 7 30 p m board rooms D U V regular meeting 7 30 at Legion hall Rainbow Girls 7 30 p m Masonic temple Music department 7 45 p m Mrs J C Holbert 409 S 4th Ave Tuesday Junior Miss society of Methodist church 4 15 p m at church St James P T A afternoon Pythian Sisters 7 30 p m K P hall Past Chiefs chairs Bring sandwiches for social Past Noble Grand Circle 8 Leona Kos 31412 S Marion Ave Notice change of date Handcraft dept see 2 30 p m Mrs Blaine Holmes Wednesday Valley Ladies Aid all day meeting Mrs Perry Deal Sack lunch at noon.

Friendship Club Suod Lydia Juzeler Rebekah Lodge Eer F. Hall Eel Masonic Temple D.U.V Cage Legion Hall Rainbow Girls Masonic Temple J. C. Holbert S. 4Th Ave Methodist Church St. James P.T.A Pythian Sisters K.P. Hall Noble Grand Circle Neviene Leona Kos S. Marion Ave Blaine Holmes Valley Ladies Aid Society Perry Deal

Pre-Nuptial Shower For Mable Finney

Mrs. Dale Kellogg and Mrs. Wayne Zeck hosted a pre nuptial courtesy for Mable Finney at Zeck home. Eight guests played bingo and received kitchen articles as prizes. The bride elect received glassware as part of a peach and blue themed reception with fall flowers.

Dale Kellogg Morning Sun Wayne Zeck Mable Finney

Missionary Society Reviews Indian Affairs and Postwar Role

The Women’s Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian church met with 13 members. Devotions by Estella Donaldson on The Span of Happiness. Mrs. J. A. Porter reviewed The Indian in American Life. Elizabeth Beamer spoke on The Indian’s Part in Tomorrow’s World. A Christmas box was prepared for Burg, Kentucky. Service closed with John 3 16.

Women's Missionary Society United Presbyterian Church Estella Donaldson I. L. Colthurst Leta Glenn J. A. Porter Elizabeth Beamer Frenchburg

Entertain Friends At Boshart Home

Mr and Mrs O C Boshart hosted a dinner at their Wayland home honoring son Captain William Boshart and his fiancée Martha Ann Mace. Guests included Mr and Mrs Fidred Berkshire Mt Pleasant Mrs Will Jones Mr and Mrs Glenn Mace. White chrysanthemums and crystal candle centerpieces adorned the table.

O. C. Boshart Wayland Captain William Boshart Martha Ann Mace Fidred Berkshire Mt. Pleasant Will Jones Glenn Mace

Lodge Stag Pot Luck Supper Announcement

A K. cf P. lodge invites members to a pot luck supper at 7 p m on Monday evening. Attendees should bring table service sandwiches and a dish to pass. Location code 22513.

Marie Wright and Lt T R Mayer Repeat Vows

Marie Wright daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis Wright of Keota and Lt Ted R Mayer son of Mr and Mrs G Homer Mayer of Srighton were married last evening at the parsonage of the Evangelical and Reformed church. Rev Milo Phillip read the vows. Attendants were Wilma Kleese and Lester Mayer. The bride wore aqua wool crepe with brown accessories. Mayer, a 1944 graduate of West Chester high school, was recently graduated as bombardier at Big Springs Army Air Field Texas and is to be stationed in Lincoln Nebraska for further training.

Marie Wright Francis Wright Keota Ted R. Mayer G. Homer Mayer Srighton Evangelical and Reformed Church Milo Phillip Wilma Kleese Lester Mayer Miss Kleese Mayer Keota High School Broadlawns Feneral Hospital Des Moines West Chester High School Army Air Field Big Springs Texas Lincoln Nebr

U ard Members Plan Club Supper

Amanda Schulty hosted the U and TI club meeting with six members present. Guests included Mrs. Susie Ackley of Toledo Ohio Mrs. Roy Schulty and Mrs. Ralph Schulty. Mrs. Will Bealer led a short business meeting and plans were made for the Thanksgiving supper with Mrs. Mae Dawson on Nov. 26. Refreshments were served assisted by Mrs. Roy Schulty and Mrs. B. G. Holt.

Amanda Schulty U and TI Susie Ackley Toledo Ohio Roy Schulty Ralph Schulty Will Bealer Mae Dawson

Australian Union Australia Composed of Six States

A statement notes that the Australian Union comprises six states. It identifies the federation structure and lists the six member states, outlining their role within the union.

Australia

Riverside man Ira C. Steele marks birthday in 1868 birth year

Ira C. Steele of Riverside celebrates a birthday today born in 1868 in Riverside. He joined the Journal's Three Quarter Century club this year. Barbara Carol Homan, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Leo Homan of Riverside, is three years old today.

Ira C. Steele Riverside Journal Barbara Carol Homan Leo Homan

Birthday congratulations from many readers

Accepting birthday congratu lations today are Mrs. Glen Zar ing, Janet Lee Grecian, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Grecian, Ensign LeRoy Riley in service at Hollywood Florida, Mrs. Lewis E. Dempsey, Mrs. Shirley Clark of Cedar Rapids, Mrs. Roy Moran of Ainsworth, Mrs. O. M. Cuddy, Mrs. Frank Eagle of Kalona, Don Maxwell, Mrs. Earl Nicola, W. O. Rudy Knottnerus at Camp Cooke California.

Glen Zaring Janet Lee Grecian Owen Grecian Ensign LeRoy Riley Hollywood, Fla Lewis E. Dempsey Shirley Clark Cedar Rapids Roy Moran Ainsworth O. M. Cuddy Frank Eagle Kalona Don Maxwell Earl Nicola W. O. Rudy Knottnerus Camp Cooke Calif

Ina Belle Gault Observes 17th Birthday

Ina Belle Gault marks her seventeenth birthday today with family and friends. The event highlights a milestone birthday for the local resident.

Ina Belle Gault

Farewell Courtesy For G. B. Holdens

Directors of the Cooperative Service company and their wives honored Mr and Mrs G B Holden at a corner party in the Glenn Thompson home south of town. A cooperative turkey dinner at seven featured Thanksgiving motif table favors with miniature locker holders and nuts and candy.

Cooperative Service Company G. B. Holden Glenn Thompson

Mrs Kyle Hostess At Public Affairs Meeting

Mrs W S Kyle served as hostess for the November meeting of Far nightly club Public Affairs department section 2 with 13 members present. Leader Mel Williams Beggs introduced two new members and papers on war work and soldiers overseas were presented followed by map display and discussions of Pacific and European theaters. A December meeting will be hosted by Mrs Paul Snakenberg.

W. S. Kyle Public Affairs Department Far Mel Williams Beggs Myrtle Pooles William Putman B. Holden BE. C. Carris Paul Snakenberg Holden

Chapter J P E O News Briefs

The regular meeting of Chapter J P E O was held yesterday afternoon with Mrs Roy Dougherty presiding in the president's absence. Mrs R H McCleers led the brief session, and Mrs P L Etter conducted the proceedings. The hostess showed and discussed her collections of dolls and old glass.

Charter J P.E.O Roy Dougherty R. H. McCleers P. L. Etter

Army Finds Sheepskins Warmest Of Furs Tested

The United States Army reported that sheepskins proved warmer than all other furs tested in their trials. The findings highlight comfort and insulation for soldiers in cold conditions.

U. S

Farewell gathering for Mr Hold with traveling case gift

A group including Mr. Floyd Marston, Mr. Tom Carris, Mr. Lloyd Walker, Mr. Wade Gardner, and John Stewart hosted a farewell for Mr Hold. The attendees shared meat and vegetables, conducted a board meeting, and spent the evening informally with the women visiting.

Floyd Marston Tom Carris Lloyd Walker Wade Gardner John Stewar Hold

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Ottumwa Wolf’s Flower Shop West Chester Methodist Church W. R Grinnell Walter Harvey St. Francis Hospital Mrs. Harvey Holmes Mr. Harvey Harveys California Guinell Lieus Camouflage Company No. 1 Rube of State Theater Oskaloosa Minick Mulvihill Gamble _i Uss Alkids Peters Keres Ee Gshenrist Bass Ae Newton Piepoets Barnhouse Rex Griffin Prats Hinkle Anderson Pratt Bud Knox Hoagland Bowman Office of War Utilities R. G. Crone Ft. Worth W.R.C Y.W.C.A Legion Hall Missionary Society Boshart Commer Cial Savings Bank Iowa Washington County Trustees of Commercial Savings Bank C. G. Schmoeller George F. Morrison CR. McCutcien Trustees OF Commercial C. V. Grall Dan Brindley LT. T. R. Mayer U Ard B. G. Holt G. B. Holdens Mrs. Kyle Chamber of Commerce Airport Committee Airport Committee of The
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